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HTML is not an acronym...

by csaila | So what is? Discover the difference between an acronym, an abbreviation, and an initialism while learning some suggestions on how to treat them in Web pages. Read More »

Guidelines for the use of <span>

by KUQ | Some guidelines for when (not) to use <span> Read More »

DVB-HTML a new standard? Part 2

by mark_bolton | In Part 1 we looked at the uses of Multimedia Home Platform (MHP) DVB-HTML and its effect on web development. Now we start to look in further detail at the Standard and its effect on web development. Read More »

DHTML Text Marker - An Experiment

by Junglee | Always liked the way some search engines (like google newsgroup search) highlight keywords in result pages ? Heres a way to do just that using plain old client-side javascript and some DHTML Read More »

A touch of class

by luminosity | When structuring sites for use with CSS it’s important to know when, and, more importanly, when not to use classes. Read More »

Extending headings with XML

by luminosity | One of the problems with the way the current heading system works is that headings are not associated with their content. However, if you are using XML in the form of XHTML, then you can use XML namespaces to extend heading behavious. Read More »

Remembering Non-Registered Visitors

by Martin Tsachev | You have a couple of forms on your site that require the same user information or a single form that is frequently resubmitted by visitors. You don't have the time to implement user registration and don't want to spend hours or days learning somebody else's code. You are not sure if people will sign-up at all. What you need is to "remember" non-registered visitors. Read More »

document.body, doctype switching, and more

by ppk | When using a doctype that switches Explorer 6 to Compatibility Mode, several properties of document.body are reassigned to document.documentElement. Unfortunately I can find no overall theoretical model that explains what the effect of a doctype switch is. Maybe you can? Read More »

Style Switcher in ASP

by aardvark | As more and more sites move away from embedded style tags (<font> tags, for example), the benefits of CSS to customize a user's visit has become all the rage. It's hard to find a site bragging about its use of XHTML and CSS for layout that doesn't have a style switcher of some sort stuffed into a corner like some unruly hamster. Read More »

Embed HTML in XML & Retrieve it with XSL

by Nautilus | Ever had problems putting HTML within XML? Here's a solution that will let you leave your HTML in peace — providing backwards compatible HTML in your XML applications. Read More »
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